Hey New York Honey Hive!
Winter in New York is here, and while we’re all bundling up to brave the chill, don’t forget about your vape. Cold weather can be tough on your New York Honey pens, leading to issues like clogging if they’re left in freezing temperatures. To help you keep your sessions smooth, here’s everything you need to know about winter-proofing your vape.
Cold weather can make the oil in your vape pen thicken, making it harder to flow through the cartridge. This is especially common if your pen is left in your car or exposed to cold temperatures for long periods. Add condensation to the mix, and you’ve got a recipe for clogs that interrupt your sesh.
The simplest way to avoid these issues is to store your New York Honey pens indoors at room temperature. Avoid leaving them in the car or anywhere they’ll be exposed to extreme cold. For those using New York Honey 510 cartridges, pairing them with a battery that includes a preheat function can help warm up the oil before you take a puff. Preheating makes it easier for the oil to flow and reduces the chance of clogs. If you’re using an AIO (All In One) pen, hold it in your hands for a few minutes before use to gently warm the oil.
Sudden temperature changes can also cause condensation inside the cartridge, leading to further clogging issues. When moving between cold outdoor temperatures and warm indoor spaces, consider storing your pen in a protective case to help regulate the temperature.
If you do experience a clog, don’t force it by inhaling harder or poking sharp objects into the cartridge. Instead, warm the pen by holding it in your hands or placing it in a warm spot for a few minutes. This gentle heat should loosen the oil and get your pen back in working order.
Remember, keep your New York Honey experience smooth: store at room temperature, don’t leave in the car, and preheat your pen to avoid clogs. By taking these simple steps, you can enjoy your New York Honey vape pens all winter long without missing a beat.
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